I strongly agree with this perspective. Introducing privacy-focused and independent infrastructure at an early educational stage can shape a much healthier digital mindset for students.

Alongside secure email and cloud services, it’s also important to support learning with independent, web-based educational tools that don’t rely on large data-harvesting ecosystems. For example, tools like TI-84 Calculator Online
allow students to practice math, graph equations, and learn problem-solving directly in the browser without accounts, tracking, or proprietary software.

Combining privacy-first platforms like Proton with open, accessible learning tools can help governments and educational institutions promote cybersecurity awareness, digital independence, and better learning habits from the very beginning.

Using Proton infrastructure for schools and public services is CRITICAL. We need to be able to help companies and institutions migrate to a secure system all the while educating the masses through it being applied and normalised. VERY IMPORTANT MOVE for the soul and foundations of Proton's mission.

More and more schools are using online architectures for homeworks, scheduling, networking with teachers, networking with pupils / studients etc... So what about have a safe and ethical kind of google classroom or Meta workplace through proton? Having a gmail email account at 12 years old when everybody is using proton at home is a kind of a nonsense...

Thank you!

Add a product similar to proton business, but for education and schools.
There are many similar products from Google, Microsoft and Apple, but I am very concerned about their privacy.